The Williamson Family
Agnes Marion (Williamson) Thompson
25 September 1846, in Launceston, Van
Diemen's Land
Launceston
Examiner 26 September 1846 p4
BIRTH-Mrs. Williamson, of Launceston, of a daughter, 25th
instant.
William
Williamson
Sarah
Christiana (Glascott) Williamson
Cornelius
Thompson on 12 July 1870, in Old Machar, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire,
Scotland
7 April 1926 in Kensington
district, London, England, aged 77
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The grave of Agnes (Williamson) Thompson
in Brompton cemetery, London
photo from Lynette Beardwood
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Brompton cemetery, London,
England
The memorial inscription reads:
Sacred
to the beloved memory of
Agnes Marion Thompson
widow of
Cornelius Thompson
Died 7th April 1926
Safe into the haven guide
Lord receive my soul at last
proved 16 August 1926, by Walter Hood
Thompson and Oscar Stephen Thompson, the executors.
1871: 194 King Street,
Aberdeen St Nicholas, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
1881: Old Machar
district, Aberdeenshire
1891: St John's
Park, Greenwich, London
1897: 17 Seymour Street, London (Royal Blue Book 1897 p1328)
1901: Richmond
Hill, Bournemouth, Hampshire
1926: 30 The Grove, Boltons, South Kensington, London (London Gazette 7 September 1926 p5886)
William Williamson
1813/4
16 March 1814, in
Banchory-Devenick, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Robert Williamson
Elizabeth
Sarah
Christiana Glascott on 29 March 1843, in Van Diemen's Land
William is recorded as aged 29, and Sarah is recorded as aged 24.
Isabella Fiskin on 3 June
1851, at 8 Collins Street, Melbourne, New South Wales
The
Argus (Melbourne) 5 June 1851 p2
MARRIED.
On the 3rd instant, at No. 8, Collins-street, by the Rev. Mr.
Hetherington, William Williamson, Esq., Melbourne, to Isabella, eldest
daughter of the late James Fiskin, Esq., merchant, Glasgow.
Isabella was born on 18 February 1831 and baptised on 3 March 1831 in
Barony, Lanark, the daughter of James Fisken and Isabella Glen. After the
death of William Williamson, Isabella married Dr. Keith Easter Muchalls who
died in 1871, and then married Dr. William Keith. Isabella died on 4 January
1909 at her residence at Albyn Terrace, Aberdeen.
Aberdeen Press and Journal 7 January 1909 p5
OBITUARY.
MRS KEITH, ABERDEEN.
Many will regret to hear of the death Mrs Keith, widow Dr William Keith,
which took place her residence Albyn Terrace, Aberdeen, Monday. Deceased,
who was a well-known figure the city, was first married in Australia to Mr
William Williamson, Melbourne, who retired many years ago and came live in
this country. The eldest son was William W. Williamson, who became a
squatter in Australia, and died in Switzerland. The second son was Mr
James Glen Williamson, who was well known in engineering and shipbuilding
circles in Aberdeen. The elder daughter married Mr George Davidson of
Wellwood. Mrs Keith's second marriage was with Dr Keith Easter Muchalls,
an eminent surgeon in Aberdeen, who died in 1871. The only surviving
daughter of the second marriage married Mr Chambers-Hunter of Tillery.
- William Millar Williamson (1853 - 1884)
- James Glen Williamson (1854 - 1898)
- Robert Williamson (1856 - 1860)
- Sarah E. Williamson
- John Edward Keith Williamson (1860 -1860)
Merchant
29 March 1860 at 34 Albyn Place,
Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, aged 46
The
Argus (Melbourne) 15 June 1860 p4
DEATHS.
On the 29th March, at 34 Albyn-place, Aberdeen, William Williamson, Esq.,
late of Melbourne.
Launceston
Examiner (Launceston, Tasmania) 19 June 1860 p2
On 29th March, at Aberdeen, William Williamson, Esq., late of Melbourne,
aged 46; and on April 2nd, John Edward Keith, his infant son.
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Headstone of the grave of William
Williamson, his widow Isabella Fisken Keith and his sons John
Edward Keith and Robert in Nellfield cemetery, Aberdeen.
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Nellfield cemetery, Aberdeen,
Aberdeenshire, Scotland
The memorial inscription reads:
In memory of | WILLIAM WILLIAMSON | of
Breadalbane | Victoria Australia | who died | on the 29th March 1860 |
aged 46
and his infant son | JOHN EDWARD KEITH | who died | on the 2nd April 1860
| aged 10 days
also his son | ROBERT | who died on the 14th June 1860 | aged 3 years and
10 months
also his widow ISABELLA FISKEN KEITH | died on the 4th Jan. 1909, aged 79.
The
Argus (Melbourne) 6 November 1860 p3
IN the SUPREME
COURT of the colony of VICTORIA: in its Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction —In
the Matter of the Will of WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, formerly of the City of
Melbourne, in the said Colony of Victoria, but lately residing at
Aberdeen, in that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland called Scotland, Esq, Deceased,—Notice is hereby given, that,
after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication of this
advertisement, an application will be made to the Supreme Court of the
said colony, in its Ecclesiastical jurisdiction, that PROBATE of the
last WILL and TESTAMENT of the said William Williamson, deceased, may be
granted to Thomas Corbett, late of Launceston, in the colony of
Tasmania, but now residing in Melbourne, in the said colony of Victoria,
Esq, one of the executors named in and appointed by the said will of the
said deceased.
Dated this 6th day of November, 1860,
HORNE, PARTON, and HELLINS, 23 Queen-street, Melbourne, proctors
for the said Thomas Corbett.
1845: St John Street, Launceston, Van Diemen's Land (Launceston Examiner 23 July 1845 p4)
1846: Brisbane Street, Launceston, Van Diemen's Land (baptism
of daughter Agnes)
1850: Collins Street, Melbourne, New South Wales (The Courier (Hobart, Tasmania) 11 January 1851
p2)
1853: 45 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria (The Colonial Times 24 February 1853 p2)
William Williamson
6 January 1845, in Van Diemen's Land
William
Williamson
Sarah
Christiana (Glascott) Williamson
17 July 1845, in Launceston, Van Diemen's Land, aged 6
months and 15 days.
Launceston
Examiner 23 July 1845 p4
DIED-On Tuesday, 22nd instant, William, the infant son of
Mr. Wm. Williamson, St. John street, Launceston, aged 6 months and 15
days.
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